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File:Numa Desjardins Champ de Mars Port Louis 1880.jpg

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Champ de Mars, Port Louis 1880. Signiert. Datiert (18) 80. Öl auf Leinwand, 60 x 98 cm
Date 1880
Source http://www.duesseldorfer-auktionshaus.de/ (2011/1)
Author Numa Desjardins (1826–?)

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